Ddont buy in Houston.Houston has tons of inventory and the builders here are ALWAYS building new master planned communities - this is causing prices of older home stay depressed (5-7 years plus, yes thats old in houston).

I have spent some time in Baltimore and thought it seemed a little depressed.

Allentown is a very depressed area, isn't it?

Also rents are depressed because of him not raising rents on long term tenants, should be atleast $600/unit so there is another $1,200/yr in possible income in the future once deferred maintenance and some tenant turn over occurs.

Retail is really depressed right now, so you might be able to find a suitable existing place that you can rehab to fit you and your wife's practice(s).

I'm living with my parents fighting depression because I'm stuck in between deciding if I should work two jobs, or go to work and school in hopes to work towards a career I doubt I would have an interest in.

After that long and depressing deal was over I still had no education or career to fall back on....So, I stuck with it and learned EVERYTHING I could about financing.

He said he went broke, went into a depression for 6 months, and now how found inspiration and desire to help others succeed.

Divorce, sever depression, acute anxiety disorders, criminal vandalism, and even physical injury.

Maybe if I don't have to go to work, I might want to more.It'll be interesting to see.All I know is that had I not gotten into REI a few years ago, I would be pretty depressed with my options right now.